Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for April 17, 2009

Career Advice

Career Profiles

Career Advice

Career Profiles

Career Advice

Career Profiles

Tooling Up: The Business Development Career Track

By:

David G. Jensen

Ph.D. scientists working in business development scout for new technologies, plan new initiatives, negotiate licensing agreements, and often work directly with customers.

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Career Advice

Life and Career

Career Advice

Life and Career

Career Advice

Life and Career

In the Trenches: Science for Humanitarian Aid

By:

Robin Mejia

Humanitarian relief organizations need scientists to work in regions experiencing wars or natural disasters and to support those efforts from home.

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